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importation OF Cattle Prohibited.

The Treasury Department, having been
Informed that pleuro- pnuemonia is preva-
lent among neat cattle In Scotland, yes.
terday issued circular to customs Off
GERS prohibiting, until further notice, the
importation of neat cattle and the hides OF
neat cattle from that country. The COM
missioner of Agriculture has declared a
rigid quarantine against cattle from Cook
County, Illinois, the counties of Balti.
more, Howard, Carroll and Prince George,
in Maryland, and Westchester, New
York; Richmond, Kings, Queens and
les, and to-day warnings will be given
to the railroads against breach of Quaran-
tine.
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The Loss OF Lie IN ne Thsasrs Fir
Greater Thsa suppsssd-nightesI
Ladies Found Lying Together 1t tn
Bottsm Of . staireass.
PARIs, Msy ~. The bodies Of halle.
dAucsrs who loss their iivse BY tn
burning Of the Opera OomiQus las
night are ~ ing In heaps In the ruins
the theatre. The hremen assert thA
many bodies are lying in the uppe
galleries. The numhsr Of persons Hi
cd greatly excesds tho previous esn
mates. An excited crowd surr0undi
the ruins, which are guarded BY mill
tary GORDON. Many distressing soenel
are witnessed.
Up to O'Clock this afternoon forty
bodies In terribly INITIATED conditi0E
had been recovered from the ruins. Tht
Mains aro principally those Of bAlle'
girls, choFisters and maohinists. Fivt
Of the bodies ere those Of elderly ladies
and one Of them 10 that Of child. The
dromen Are lowering some Of the bodiei
from the fourth story Of the theatre By
means Of ropes.
The remains Of three men and twt
women were found in the stage box
where tho victims had taken refug,
from the flames. It 10 AscertAined thA
many bodies lie buried An the debris II
the upper galleries, whence escape wa
sxcsedingly didicult- Tho government
proposes TO close several OF the Paril
theatres because Of their deficiency II
exits.
Late this afternoon the bodies OF ei9A
tssn lsdies, al In full dress, wsre found
lying together ut the bottom Of tht
staircase leading from tho second story
These ladies all he'd escorts TO the the
atre, bus NO remains of mon were found
anywhere near where the women wers
burned to death.
The walls Of The theatre began falling
this evening, and tho search for bodiel
had TO ba abandoned for tho day.
The library attached to the theatre
was entirely destroyed, with all It's con
tents, including many valuable coores
tho wardrobe.
The work OF searching for the bodiei
was resumed to night. and . number
moro were cxhumed. The Official stHte
msnt says that fifty bodies have already
been recovered. N. RoveilloD,a % Deputy
speaking In the Chamber OF Deputies
this afternoon, estimated that At least
two hundred persons lost their lives IN
the dre.
To-day 1856 missing persons have bsen
inquired for by relatives. They ar,
supposed to have perisbed In the
flames. The bottom Of the thestre IL
flooded with water to the depth OF Ave
feet. Sixty bodies have been found
floating In the water by the nrsmen.
Tho finding of chsrred romatns still
continues. The remains are reoognizA.
BILE only by means of trinkets.
Tho Chamber of Deputies has voted q
credit Of 200, 600 francs for the relief ol
sufferers by the OperA Comiqus fre.
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A Pioce Of UrueltY.

As lot OF tat cattle were being
driven to this city week or ten days
age, by bu:cher OF this city, one Of the
NUN ber gave out on the PIKE q short
dista noe this side OF Stanton, and was
left In care Of farmer In the vicinity
On Monday last n man was sent oot TO
bring ;he animal to this city, when it
was found lying down and unable to
rise. as both OF its hamstrirgs had been
cut by some miscreAnts. As q conse-
quenos it was killed on the spot and the
carcass sold at great sacrifice. The
person guilty Of such cruelty 20 an ami.
NAL should he arrested and punished to
the fall extent of The law.
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. d = II
Mr.. h. II. Taylor said he would lik'
70 have tho considerat,oa of the. mes
sage postponed, 20 that members coult
have IN opportunity Of examfniuR th'
Mayors reasons for the veto, and xr
Norton moved that the matter ,be post
p0usd oue we9k. $3.50 DIE "
Mr.. Blake opposed the motion, and
quite ahsated discussion took placo b
tween him and Mr.. Norton, but the
matter was finally settled by . motion
OF Mr.. Norris Taylor, that when Coun
oil adjourn 1t be TO meet st 7.8O O'Clock
next Tuesday evening, and that the
matter bs POSTPONED until thst time.
The motion was adopted.
A petition, signed BY Meyer Meyers
Aud 0thers, asking that sumo action be
taken by Council to prevent itiDerant
msfchaAts coming TO this city with drs
sales and other like enterprises, WAS re-
ferred TO the Law Committee.
President Eokel announced that
Mayor Rhoeds had signed the ordinance
providing for the appointment Of two
additional police officers, and that II 10
nov law
A oom mu nioation was received from
the Wilmington City Passenger Rail-
way Company statinR that they had dc
termined to use electricity - . motive
power on their new road, and asking
permission to erect the necessary pelee
along the line. The matter was re.
ferred to the Street Committee, with In
structions TO prepare IN ordinances
The following election officers were|
chosen to serve In the Twelfth ward:
Inspector, William Long; assistant In
spestors, John 3. Daley and Elwooi z.
Pyle. the latter being Republican.
Caleb @. Taylor, inspector OF the Fifth
Election district, Third ward, having
resigned, Joseph 8. Fesherston was
elected to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. Forrest offered q resolution,
which wss adopted. ipstructing the
Mayor, with the advice of the City |
Solicitor, to execute all papers neces |
sary to protect the rights of the city to !
the old mill property on the Brandy !
wine.
Tho ordinencs fxirg stand for car
riages on French street below Front
and sn ordinance for the relief of the |
appropriation for salcriee, were each |
read a third time snd passed, subjscs to |
the approval OF the Mayor.
Council then adjourned. Daring the
evening the following bills wsre passed
and orders drawn: Board Of Ed ucation. |
e7,875; j. 7 Hssld, $l959; John P
5aulshury, S15 06; Thomas FAgsn 81
Co., IS; p. y. Martin, $36 50; Patrick |
Carberry, $sl AZ; Davis & Simmons
81, 1912; john j. Douaherty, $61. .85;
Southern Electric Company, $I99 "a; !
Harry O'Neill, $50.
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A widow Asssss,nated.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, May 26.-Mary
Smith, q widow aged "a, residing 81
Oardonia, twelve miles northeast of this
city, was assassilased about sundown
yesterday. She was standing In the
yard, when the. report of rife was
heard and Mrs. Smith fell to the ground.
The ball enterad the back of her neck,
and she died almost instantly. No
cause Ia known for the decd.
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A Terrible Mistake.

ROCKVILLE, Mo-, May 20 The shoot
ing TO death OF John Vsnderburg In the
court room yesterday during his prelim.
ipary examination on the charge of as
saulting Jennie Anderson is now believed
to havo been horrible mistake, and not
Whilst spding she was the victim of some
mans lust and identified Vapderburg as
the man, yet her Identification was that
uncertainty that usually fixes crime Cd
the first person arrested. Vanderburg
was cooking for camping party four
miles from the scene of the outrage at
three o'clock that afternoon, and at five
O'Clock waa again In camp.
The Coroner's jury csnsured the Judge
for not disarnling and watching the
Anderson boys and Ed. Evans, from
whom something desperate was expected,
and they brought In = verdict of murder
against Lint Anderson and Ed. Evans.
The testimony shows that constsbles
were watching these men, but were
thrown of their guard by their composed
manner while the Judge was reviewing the
testimony. Scarcely had he pronounced
Hold the defendant in $4,000 bond"
than Lint Anderson had sent two shots
through Vanderburg's body, and Ed.
Evans fred two more. Friends Of the
murdered man have been found, and de
clare that they will prosecute to the end.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

Quite severe hail storm swept over
tho valley . few milea northeast Of
West Chester, Pa, on Wednesday
night, breaking many panes Of glass,
break ing down tom alto vines and com.
pleteiy running the cherry crop. The
hail that fell ut Frazer was gathered up
By The boys and made into balls. and
then thrown around the same 90 snow
balls. Hail doubtless fell In other SEQ
tions, aud hence the coldness Of the air
this morning
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aFuClAA - euTIO1.


thas everybody ought to know thAt A..
Sergeant gives 2240 Ds. OF the BEST,
well-oleaned coal In every ton you buy.
Oak, pine and hickory kindlinR wood
in large lcnds. Lime for whitewAsh-
ing. Yard, foot Of Monroe street. Cen
trial oeics. Heveuth and King streets.
Look for the blue sign. Open In the
evening.
Tin Roofing.
Alex. Cham ters, tin roofer. SpoutinG
and jobbing attended to. No. a21 King
atreer.
Bush's, Tresoh strcat wharf, 10 th
sthcS 70 euv vOur GOAL
Cor s,od GOAL 60 10 Bush's. French
ssrAss wssYf
Everybody chews Son Ball. Just fits
the mouth. Sold by all dealers.
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The following games were played yes
terday
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., o; India
nspolis, z.
New YUrk-New York, Z; Detroit, @.
Boston--Boston, /; Chicago, 8.
Cineiunati-Cincinnati, 8: Athletic, q.
Louisville-Louisvillc, "a; Brooklyn, o.
ST.. Louis-St. Louis, IL; Metropolitan,
8.
Bradford-Bradford, 10; Reading, IL.
Observation-Disclosures, 6; Alien
town, g..
Al,oona-Altoona, Q; Wil<esbsrre, q.
Johnstown-Johnstown, l Scranton,
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A ara.

To al who are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weak ness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
&C., will send q recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered BY missionary
in South America. Send self address
ed envelope 70 the Rev. JOSEF Il T.
1NMAN Station D. New York City.
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sRevITies.

The cheapest nas mouse In the city
Rumford Bros.' zOz Market strost.
Meals from to midnight At Fullmer's.
hsast dinners Speciality at Tullmsr's.
Broiled spring chicken 1t Fullmsr's.
Dsvfied and slowed crabs at Fullmsr's.
Turtle Sup OF fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
FRIED oysters at Fullmsr's.
ranned and steamed oysters st Fullmer's
rry BusA's cosl you Will ike 10
rry Bush's coal you viii surely like H.
". j. Kimpis, grocer, and and Justssgu.
MilI2rd Y. Davis. lsweIsr, . u. md strss
Oity LaNndry. Sixth a2a Dhfplsy stree
, TiAs 10 X. Kinxs. at HanTs, II 4. Yoursl
y. Roop Smith, druggist. 9th and King
Smoke Durstein's Key West DO. cigars.
Order show ossss ct Durstein's, ms King.
Better be alono than in bad company.
Go TO Steward, Fourth and King, for bar
gains In -four and feed. Phone A06.
waning machine for sale ss PtsksI STOW,
store, Fast Fourth st.
Soft shell crabs received daily ct Harpe
Bro. q, II East Fourth street.
Try our cottage cheese; fresh every day
6 cents per pint. Fourth and Shipley streets
Murphey q Son, 800 Shipley street, tab,
the lea in first class furniture In this city
Call and examine our stock.
Before We passionately desire anything
which another enj0ys, We should examin
into the happiness OF Its possessor.
Fish and oysters fresh evory day At Pen
nell's, Second and King streets. Also clam
and crabs.
Go to II. H. Moore's stalls, n and u Sec
ond street market, tor your good butter ant
cheese, Wholesale and retail.
II you want cnesp picture frames 90 TO q
x. Baugh, 303 West Second street. l hav
the largest stock In delaware; como and 90
for yoursslvos.
Ross now has o complete stock Of tn
latest styles in hats, winter caps, under
wear, neskwear and notions at llo Marke
street, at the lowest city cash prices.
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THE MOST NExpERIENcED GIRL

THE MOST INEXPERIENCED GIRL
can, with Rough on Dirt" do ~ nice
washing ana ironing rs can be done In
any laundry. Boiling not necessary ;
unlike any other "Rough on Dirt" csn
be used In both washing and starching;
you need have no fear In using this ar.
ticle; free from vile alkali, 1t does not
rot, yellow nor iujure the finest fabric ;
clears, bleaches, whitens. Rough on
Dirt" II the only Article that can ba nd.
ded to starch (hot or cold) to give q
good body and beautiful gloss. Ask for
Trough on Dirt" 10 and 25c. packag.
a.. All cfst.class Druggista,
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Tho Haxlcbrook id:ncrs.

HAzLEToN, Pa, May 26.-Fifteen fam
flies Of the striking miners at the Hazle-
brook colliery of j. .. Wentz g. Co., re =
moved from that place yesterday. the
greater number of them going to Wyom-
ing Valley where employment has been
secured for them. There remain yet
about eighty families, who will remove
as soon as employment can be secured
elsewhere.
A car load of provisions was shipped to
Hazlebrook yesterday by the knights of
Labor, but the officials of the company
would not permit 1t to be carted through
the town to the strikers. This action on
the part of the officials is condemned on
all sides
The report sent out from here that the
strike did not meet the appreciation and
was condemned by Master Workman
Bremen, of District Assembly No. 1876,
Knights of Labor, is declared false by
James Broderick, of Milnesville, a mem :
ber of the Executive Board.
Last week number of the employees
of j. 8. Wentz 81 Co., appeared before
Justice Grimes, of Freeland, and institut-
ed proceedings against the company to
recover wages due them that has been
collected to pay alleged board bills. The
Justice rendered judgments in favor OF
the plaintiffs. The representative of the
company expressed his willingness to pay
the amounts at once. In some of the
cases 1t was shown that as soon as the
strike had occurred the plaintiffs had set
tied their board bills and left to look for
work elsewhere, but when they returned
for their checks last week and to draw
their pay they discovered that every cent
of money due them had been appropriat
ed by the company because their late
boarding masters were In debt.
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sale at Milton.

VIM. j. Lank took the train this
morning for Milton, Sussex County, he
having been engaged to dispose of the
personal property of the late Joseph L
Black, who form srly carried on ship
carpenteripg at that place.
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We invite those who have been una
Bile to get q -four that would just suit
them to give us trial. % We know We
can satisfy them. j. B. Hamilton q
Co., Fifth and King,
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THE REV. GEO II. THAYER, of Bour
bon, Ind. says: Both my self and
wife owo QUE lives to Sbilch's Consump
tion Cure" Solo by N. b. Earforth
cor. End & Market streets.
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The ninny Tripe.

Powei il has on his stand in the Third
OF 'eet market rock, hutter fish, poreies,
bar, o few chad and other varieties ol
f,h.
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Stewards /. X L -four suits every.
body because 1t is the best, cheapest
and most nutritious. 1t does excel.
Tey 1t. North west corner Fourth and
King.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

Granville johnson, colorod,. was shot
and probably fatally wounded about ten
O'Clock Wednesday night By william
Cover, on Market street, opposite the
Pennsylvania Railroad station, West
Chester. johnson was lying In . critical
condition last night, and hi phy hysiclana,
Drs. Hoskius ard Massey, said there was
no hops for his recovery.
johnson and Cover had been ON good
terms up to few days ago, when they
Quarrelled about Young col0red woman
named Lottie Miller, Since then Cover
has been heard to threaten johnson seve
raj times. On Wednesday night johnson
was talt ing to young colored woman
named Sallie Davis near the railroad sta
tlon, when Cover walked up and called
the girl away. johnson refused to let her
60, and Cover became enraged The
two men continued their quarrel until
johnson made kick at Cover. Then the
latter drew revolver and said: "Don't
kick me or I'll shoot you."
go way" retorted johnson, making
another kick at Cover, whereupon the
latter deliberately raised the revolver and
fired at John son. The ball entered his
fright temple and lodged In the brain. He
staggered and then fell to the pavement.
The shooting was witnessed BY q half
dozen men and women, but no attempt
was made to capture the would-be mur
derer and be made his escape. johnson
was conveyed TO the stable Of Enos Seeds,
whero he was employed, and placed on .
cot In the harness room. His physicians
say he csnIst possibly live twenty four
hours longer. The West Chester authori-
ties are searching for Cover. A compile To
description of the man has been furnished
to the police Of Philadelphia, Chester and
Wilmington.
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with o LIB. can of baking powder:
Anaersan's Fairy Tales, Pilgrims Pro
srsss, R,hisson Crusos, Rocky Noun
tain Adventures, Jane Eyre. Rovings
northwest corner Of Fourth and Madi-
son streets,
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jean Drawers.

Oranor & Go. opened to-day the best
jean drawers for men to be found In
Inis city at 80 cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

Trv the crescent -four. W. j. Kim.
BILE, Ssooud and Justisnp.
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embroidered Gaps 26c.

II will pay you to examine the fall
line of lace caps just received, from
15c. upwards. Hukill b Poist, Second
and Tatnall streets.
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Ice Cream.

e. e. Hanna's Ice cream parlors. 829
and 831 Jefferson street. Families and
parties supplied st short notice. Tele.
phone call 434.
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comfort at bl3 Msrkst Street.

"I cordially recommend DR.. Dupres
to all who suffer with sore feet, having
personally tested his method OF cure,
which 10 entirely without pain.
[Signod1 STEWART CARLISLE"
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Great reduction In pio,ute framfs at
Ysiger's, 4l9 Shinlav strsat, o.day.
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A Counsel Falls Unconscious.

MINNEAPoLIs, May 26 General
Wadsw orth, OF Maysville, KY, one OF
the counsel for the contestants In the
now famous Nelson will case, involving 2
$500, 900, while making an argument
before the jury this morning suddenly
fell unconscious to tha floor. Medical
aid was summoned, and after hard work
the General recovered consciousness,
He has been troubled with heart disease
Tor some time and hie condition Ia
serious. For time 1t was thought
dsash weuld result
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" gNhYiEurra~. TroupIe

when you can ALWAYS fn5 jus. what
ycu want IN has or bsuuee as Mrs. Il. S.
Kirby g, 200 Kine se'ast
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"BUCHU.PAIBA. :" Quick, COM
plete cure, all annoying Kindey diseas-
es, CAtArrh of Bladder. 81.
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RED.Husas. FLIES.

Files, reaches, ants, bed. bugs. water
bugs, moths, rats, mice, sparrows, Jack
rabbits, gophers, chipmunks, cleared
out by T" Rough on Rats" loo.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

Go to Yerger's for your picture
frames, 419 Ship.ey street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

When you Clean nou-e have your
pictures retramed a. a19 Sl,p,ey s.rset.
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sixteen Persons Terribly Burned.

WHLLsvILLE, Ohio, May 26 The Ohio
Valley Gas Company started to test its
new mains at New Cumberland, West
Virginia, on Tuesday night. A pipe was
heated to fit q curve, when some one ac-
cidently turned on the gas and a terrific
explosion occurred, scattering the huge
iron mains In all directions, and tearing q
large hole in the ground. The gas, switch
was let into the pipe at pressure of 100
pounds, Immediately took fire and burned
to the height of twenty feet. Eight work.
men and Two children, who were stand
ing at the point where the explosion took
place, were terribly burned. Four I'al-
ians, names unknown, were thrown twen-
ty feet by the shock, and terribly burn
ed about the face, head and hands
Two children, names unknown, were bad
ly burned. Physicians were Gummoned
from neighbocing towns to render assist.
AuCe.
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ARE YOU MADE miserable by ipdi.
gestion, constipation. dizziness, loss of
appetite, yellow skin? Shiloh's Vital.
izer Is o positive cure Sold by N. B
Dan forth, cor. 2ud s. Market streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY-A
positive cure for cararrn. diphIheria End
canker mouth. Sold by N. B. Dsnforih
cor. End g. Ma-bet streets.
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Browne Bronch,al rroches

for coughs and colds: "Therc Is uotb ing
TO be compared with thsm."-Rsv. o.
D. Watkins, Walton. Ind.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

For dry goods-Oranor q %.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-27

Strong cough candy 1T Ferguson's.
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WHY WILL YOU cough whom Shilch's
Cars will give inns dl.te relief. Price
10 cent?, 20 cents and 81. Sold ny N.
B. Danfcrth, cor. Bad s. Market SITS.
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KENNARD&CO,

Fine stock of
lParasols and Sun
Umbrellas at low
prices. The goods
are all new this sea-
|sOn.
Lot No. l-22.in.
Satin Coaching
Parasol, good quali..
|ty, at $3.50.
No. 2-22-in. Fine
Satin Coachi -
|Parasols, in all go
best shades, $l.75.
Lot 3.-22-in.
Polka Dot Satin
Parasol at $500;
same goods have re-
tailed within a few
days at $500; en-
tirely' new.
Lot 4.--Fine Black
Satin Parasols from
$3.50 to 1896; ele-
giant in every way.
We have sold over
100 "a and 26-inch
Silk Um-
brellas, sun and rain;
24.in. at $1.75; 26.
in. at $l.95. Gold
Heads; very cheap.
Superb line of Glo-
ria and Silk Um-
brellas, in "a, 26 and
90
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D. A. Powell, Washington Market
and 3O8 Madison street.

Trout,
Black Bass,
Butter Fish,
PorRies,
Rock,
HAllibut,
Soft Shell Grabs,
Oysters and CLAIMS,
Delivered free of charge. Telephone
call, 423,
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| cur
E'I'(JRE

be are display
Marble Top
es from $4,000
lair Cloth and
Suites from
loo. Stained
fd Gotta ge
tes, light and
IS.oo to $4,000.
assortment OF
and Kitchen
actresses, Bed
Res.
ICotton Ingram
bits.
Filling Ingram
nts.
super ingram
knts.
Fittings, 20 cents
rpet, IS cents
ods, Domestic
Mems, Youths
ildren's Cloth
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.n All-Wool,
1 Flannel Suit
! buttons, tor
be best Blue
IN the market
eluding 2 sets
he best West OF
|nmr nHIm

| large Rattan
kilh Satin Para
lvsnized steel
| axles for $40
] bargain. ALI
b7.oo to $4,000